... escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantomime was “Bluebeard.” as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. ...

... f | i!^*l -''■ ’■' ■' ■~~ Mr. Uoyd George sometimes seeks relaxation from high political cares. is here seen arriving Drury lane Theatre with his daughter, little Miss Megan, , W-mKßll- ■ |j + , jfl ' 'X y^»J ‘'/- Wl' ...

... into theatres or music-halls unless accompanied by their parents or legal guardians. The King, attended nia suite, visited Drury Lane Theatre on Uondav night, and witnessed the performance of The of Mayfair. His Majesty exhibited keen enjoyment in the ...

... •wtfiher, perhaps ha has daughter, beautiful **‘vision-—” “Be quiet, Westbnry, don’t a fool!” Beautiful as the fairy queen of Drury Lane Pantomime, seen from toe hack of the pit, the fihsv man continued, ignoring the rising temper •fi Herbert Saxon. “A lovely ...

... The King subsequently intertained his guests at luncheon. He fiftieth performance of “He Sins of gociety” was given at Drury Lane Heatre. Mrs. Patrick Campbell will appear the Abbey Heatre, Dublin, next year, in Mr. W. B. Yeats' play, “Deirdre.” The ...

... discusses the merits of each-strictly W, paring the Coronet-withthe 'King’s, and toe King’s with : Fulham,' and Fulham with Drury Lane, with delightful and critical impartiality. For myself, I see but little difference. There always Principal Boy, always ...

... regard to the number of glasses and spectacles various sorts that he always has hand, both at tee theatre and at home. At Drury Lane Thaatn had quits two pairs of one kind And another. He is constantly losing and buying new {ten glasses, and bo pleads guilty ...

... London General Omnibus Company. The play which occupied the boards of the Grand wna tbs drams “Hearts are Trumps,” from the Drury Lane Theatre, and all the scenery, properties, and effects from that theatre ware reproduced. In Soma 2 of Act 4, which is laid ...

... who in interested in the housing the poorer classes, paid visit to the model lodging-henao of the London County Council in Drury-lane, known House, and Peabody-bu ildings, the other Mde the thoroughfare. ...

... another man. About a fortnight ago llr. John Burns drove up in cab to the London County Council lodginghouse in Parker-street, Drury-lane. When was about to leave one of the inmates came up and said, “What do yon want here!” Mr. Borns replied, If I get out ...

... STOLEN BY GIPSIES The boy who was found sleeping on London doorstep in Drury-lane, and who afterwards told tho missionary at Bow-street Police-court that he had been living with gipsies, and had never been to school, has been seen by Mrs. Mead, of Bo ...

... fourteen previous convictions against him, including four terms penal servitude. His lost known address was in Macklin-street, Drury-lane. Mr. Ernest L. F. Cavendish, the deputy governor, said Chappell was supposed have nephew, and be was written to, but no ...